Tasty papaya salad, last time I visit here was 3years ago so I happen to stop by to revisit and my papaya was on point very good sauce and eggrolls are good Price is not expense No ice cream at the moment Have hot food ready Food made freshly like wise Just a new update
Blanca Margarita Lazó López
A small girl was at the counter,she took our orders and made them it was really empty and awkward but it was worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Anamai Vang
A small family owned. I always have great experience here. Service is always polite. Food is good even with limited items. Orders always come out on time. Seems a lot of people do take out so the dining is hardly ever full or busy.Daily menu items seems to be are, eggrolls, navam(tri color desert drink), hmong sausage, sticky rice, kapoon(curry noodle soup, hmong style), papaya salad, beef laab(mince meat), sometimes angel wings(stuffed chicken wings), ice-cream, smoothies, boba. The ice-cream and tricolor drink is a must I always get it when i order food there. Ask about other appetizers or dish, catering, just incase you don't know they have it that is only for special orders.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
M M.
This place doesn't seem very impressive at first through the exterior and interior and even the photos they provide don't do justice. The sausage this place sells is more than worth the curiosity and risk. It's juicy, salty enough where it pairs so well with the sticky rice, full of flavor as it has a heavy meaty taste with a slight sweetness peeking through. Combined with the spicy sauce they provide it pairs a well made sausage with chili peppers and a tang mixed in with the flavor profile of the sauce. Service was good - nothing out of the ordinary and food came out at a reasonable time. For a green tea boba, sausage w rice and 2 egg rolls my total came out to be $18.30 which was graciously filling. Will be coming back fs
Olivia T.
Temporarily no ice cream. Food is way over price for the portion size they give. 1 sausage for 6.50. Papaya salad was 9.00 larb is 12.00. If you want the food they serve you are better off going to Angel Cruz park. Portion size at the park is 2 even 3xs more then they give you and it's way cheaper plus no tax.
Nick
They sell Hmong food here. Menu is limited to sausage, laab, Kapoon, papaya salad, Na Va and egg rolls. They also sell ice cream and boba drinks. Food is good. Place needs remodeling.
Xoxo _.
They are very nice and welcoming! Love love their food! However, the only thing I wish they can change is how big they cut their condiments and veggies on the laab -- the stems of the basils and cilantros are not thinly cut all the way and you can most likely see a big piece of it and it's a little pokey when you eat it with the meat, which is not bad, but it would be nice if the condiments and veggies were thinly cut and taking out some condiments that is not needed. Nab vam is delicious! But there is more water than there is the tapioca pearls and other stuffs added it to. Overlall, I'd still come back and buy more food!
Blia C.
If you are craving authentic food, this is the place to go. We tried all the dishes and they all tasted amazing. You can't beat having delicious food coupled with awesome customer service from the lovely couple.
Francisco A.
Best food in town! My go to is the Hmong sausage with sticky rice and pepper. The pepper is the best pepper I've ever tried!
Iris T.
I frequently here a lot and they never disappoint. Very good Hmong food. Pepper is always good! You can get the laab cooked or raw and bitter if you like as well. The owners are very friendly and nice too.
Laap is really good (not bitter). nab vam is too but could use more ice. The sausage is very different. Its not like the usual Loa sausage you get at the park. I'd describe it as if a Chinese sausage and a loa sausage had a baby. Its salty so you really need rice. The papaya was ok. I should've ordered it with more lime. Didn't care for the egg rolls.
Jamie V.
Food is delicious. Highly recommend if you are looking to eat or try Hmong food. Owners are super friendly and makes me feel welcome every time I stop by for food.
Mai Chor V.
Everything is a bit expensive but food is good. I especially love their Naavam dessert.
Jasmyn M.
The Kao poon is very light and good:) Not to heavy which is what I like about it a lot the noodles r a little thick but still good
Xaixee V.
They have the BEST food here and especially papaya!!! Totally recommend! You won't be disappointed!
Tasty papaya salad, last time I visit here was 3years ago so I happen to stop by to revisit and my papaya was on point very good sauce and eggrolls are good Price is not expense No ice cream at the moment Have hot food ready Food made freshly like wise Just a new update
A small girl was at the counter,she took our orders and made them it was really empty and awkward but it was worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
A small family owned. I always have great experience here. Service is always polite. Food is good even with limited items. Orders always come out on time. Seems a lot of people do take out so the dining is hardly ever full or busy.Daily menu items seems to be are, eggrolls, navam(tri color desert drink), hmong sausage, sticky rice, kapoon(curry noodle soup, hmong style), papaya salad, beef laab(mince meat), sometimes angel wings(stuffed chicken wings), ice-cream, smoothies, boba. The ice-cream and tricolor drink is a must I always get it when i order food there. Ask about other appetizers or dish, catering, just incase you don't know they have it that is only for special orders.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place doesn't seem very impressive at first through the exterior and interior and even the photos they provide don't do justice. The sausage this place sells is more than worth the curiosity and risk. It's juicy, salty enough where it pairs so well with the sticky rice, full of flavor as it has a heavy meaty taste with a slight sweetness peeking through. Combined with the spicy sauce they provide it pairs a well made sausage with chili peppers and a tang mixed in with the flavor profile of the sauce. Service was good - nothing out of the ordinary and food came out at a reasonable time. For a green tea boba, sausage w rice and 2 egg rolls my total came out to be $18.30 which was graciously filling. Will be coming back fs
Temporarily no ice cream. Food is way over price for the portion size they give. 1 sausage for 6.50. Papaya salad was 9.00 larb is 12.00. If you want the food they serve you are better off going to Angel Cruz park. Portion size at the park is 2 even 3xs more then they give you and it's way cheaper plus no tax.
They sell Hmong food here. Menu is limited to sausage, laab, Kapoon, papaya salad, Na Va and egg rolls. They also sell ice cream and boba drinks. Food is good. Place needs remodeling.
They are very nice and welcoming! Love love their food! However, the only thing I wish they can change is how big they cut their condiments and veggies on the laab -- the stems of the basils and cilantros are not thinly cut all the way and you can most likely see a big piece of it and it's a little pokey when you eat it with the meat, which is not bad, but it would be nice if the condiments and veggies were thinly cut and taking out some condiments that is not needed. Nab vam is delicious! But there is more water than there is the tapioca pearls and other stuffs added it to. Overlall, I'd still come back and buy more food!
If you are craving authentic food, this is the place to go. We tried all the dishes and they all tasted amazing. You can't beat having delicious food coupled with awesome customer service from the lovely couple.
Best food in town! My go to is the Hmong sausage with sticky rice and pepper. The pepper is the best pepper I've ever tried!
I frequently here a lot and they never disappoint. Very good Hmong food. Pepper is always good! You can get the laab cooked or raw and bitter if you like as well. The owners are very friendly and nice too.
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Laap is really good (not bitter). nab vam is too but could use more ice. The sausage is very different. Its not like the usual Loa sausage you get at the park. I'd describe it as if a Chinese sausage and a loa sausage had a baby. Its salty so you really need rice. The papaya was ok. I should've ordered it with more lime. Didn't care for the egg rolls.
Food is delicious. Highly recommend if you are looking to eat or try Hmong food. Owners are super friendly and makes me feel welcome every time I stop by for food.
Everything is a bit expensive but food is good. I especially love their Naavam dessert.
The Kao poon is very light and good:) Not to heavy which is what I like about it a lot the noodles r a little thick but still good
They have the BEST food here and especially papaya!!! Totally recommend! You won't be disappointed!